International Conference on Plant-Microbe Interactions and Agricultural Ecology (ICPMAAE - 26)

This session will explore the latest research on the mechanisms of plant-microbe interactions and their implications for agricultural productivity. Emphasis will be placed on understanding the roles of beneficial microbes in enhancing plant health and resilience.

This track will focus on innovative agroecological practices that promote sustainability in agriculture. Discussions will include the integration of biodiversity and ecological principles in farming systems to enhance soil health and crop yields.

This session aims to highlight the significance of microbial diversity in soil health and its impact on agricultural productivity. Participants will share findings on how diverse microbial communities contribute to nutrient cycling and disease suppression.

This track will delve into the complex interactions occurring in the rhizosphere and their effects on crop growth and productivity. Research presentations will cover the role of root-associated microbes in nutrient uptake and plant stress responses.

This session will examine the processes of nitrogen fixation in agricultural systems and its importance for soil fertility. Contributions will include studies on symbiotic relationships between plants and nitrogen-fixing bacteria.

This track will focus on strategies for managing plant microbiomes to improve crop health and resilience. Presentations will address the potential of microbial inoculants and biostimulants in agricultural practices.

This session will explore the dynamics of nutrient cycling within agroecosystems and its implications for sustainable agriculture. Participants will discuss innovative approaches to enhance nutrient use efficiency and reduce environmental impact.

This track will investigate the role of microbial communities in suppressing plant diseases and promoting plant health. Research findings will highlight the potential of biocontrol agents in managing agricultural pests and pathogens.

This session will focus on the various symbiotic relationships between plants and microbes, including mycorrhizal associations and endophyte interactions. Discussions will emphasize the ecological and agricultural significance of these partnerships.

This track will examine the relationship between biodiversity and ecosystem services in agricultural landscapes. Presentations will highlight how maintaining biodiversity can enhance resilience and productivity in farming systems.

This session will showcase cutting-edge research and innovations in agroecological practices aimed at promoting sustainability in agriculture. Participants will discuss case studies and practical applications that integrate ecological principles into farming.